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Image of the Symposium Silicon Carbide as Quantum-Classical Platform

4. April 2023

Symposium Silicon Carbide as Quantum-Classical Platform

Silicon carbide (SiC) has developed into a high-performance semiconductor technology in recent years. This goes hand in hand with excellent monocrystalline wafer material and continuously improving process technology as well…

15. February 2023

Christopher Eichler FAU LMQ News Research

How quantum computers can become more reliable and powerful

Christopher Eichler and his team are researching the future of quantum computing.

13. February 2023

Christopher Eichler FAU LMQ News Michael J. Hartmann Research

Quantum computers: When quantum hardware meets artificial neural networks

Quantum computers could double the computing power of today’s supercomputers. But how far away are they from becoming reality?

Prof. Dr. Joachim von Zanthier at his desk.

7. October 2022

FAU LMQ News Joachim von Zanthier Research

“It opened a completely new door in quantum physics”

FAU quantum physicist Prof. Dr. Joachim Zanthier was a little taken aback when he learned that the Nobel Prize in Physics will be awarded this year to Alain Aspect, from whom Zanthier received his doctoral degree in the 1990s.

16. September 2022

Early Career Researchers FAU LMQ News

Two doctoral fellowships in quantum science for FAU

As part of the Munich Quantum Valley (MQV) initiative, the Free State of Bavaria is supporting six outstanding doctoral students with doctoral fellowships of around 200,000 euros each in their research in the field of quantum science – two of the internationally selected top talents will be conducting research at FAU in the future.

Futuristic microchip processor with lights on the blue background.

5. August 2022

Christopher Eichler FAU LMQ News Florian Marquardt Heiko B. Weber Joachim von Zanthier Kai Phillip Schmidt Maria Chekhova Martin Vossiek Michael J. Hartmann Research Roland Nagy Stephan Götzinger

FAU is set to become a beacon in quantum research

Consortium from Erlangen receives roughly 3 million euros from the Free State of Bavaria.